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v9.0.0

Self-hosted market-making bot for token issuers on CEXs

ReleaseOpen Source
Updated3 months ago
LanguageJavaScript
Setup difficultyAdvanced
Stars
861
CPU
3 CPU
RAM
4 GB RAM
Storage
100 GB SSD
Port
3001 (Private WebUI inbound API (Fastify + Socket.IO))
Requires
MongoDB, Node.js
Install with Docker Compose
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What is adamant-tradebot?

This self-hosted market-making toolkit lets token issuers run their own liquidity operations on centralized exchanges. The software runs on your server, uses your exchange account and API keys, and keeps all funds under your control — no third-party custody. The free version handles core tasks: filling the order book initially, building it dynamically, placing limit and market orders, maintaining spreads, supporting basic liquidity and depth, enforcing price ranges, and applying configurable trading policies. It also provides reference-price and cross-pair arbitrage logic, plus commands to view fees, volume, balances, orders, and bot statistics. Supported exchanges in the free tier include Azbit, P2PB2B, StakeCube, Coinstore, FameEX, and NonKYC. Control is primarily through ADAMANT Messenger (an encrypted blockchain messenger), with optional Telegram and CLI access. Premium modules add safer liquidity strategies, in-spread orders, no-gap order books, DEX price watching, a WebUI, and custom exchange connectors. Requirements are Ubuntu 20+/CentOS 8+, Node.js 22.2+, npm 9+, and MongoDB. Installation options: npm global install, Docker Compose, or manual setup with pm2.

Should you self-host adamant-tradebot?

adamant-tradebot scores 54/100 on selfhost.directory (how scoring works) and ranks #19 of 42 in Cryptocurrency. It has 861 GitHub stars.

It shipped 2 stable releases in the past year. The latest, v9.0.0, came out on 2 July 2026. New versions land roughly every 6 days.

Setup is advanced: plan for several services and some ongoing maintenance. It is written mostly in JavaScript.

Its closest alternative on selfhost.directory is Freqtrade (86/100, 56 088 stars). It scores higher overall, so compare the two before you pick. See adamant-tradebot vs Freqtrade side by side.

Features

  • Account information & statistics
  • Anti-cheat / price manipulation protectionPremium feature
  • Balance watcher & emergency stop
  • Bot communication serverPremium feature
  • Encrypted command control via ADAMANT Messenger
  • Multi-exchange supportPremium version supports additional exchanges
  • Order book building
  • Perpetual/futures trading
  • Reference price / arbitrage logic
  • Safe liquidity managementPremium feature
  • Spread maintenance
  • TWAP orders
  • WebUI accessWebUI access listed as premium feature; private WebUI configurable in free version but may require premium modules

adamant-tradebot README

How to install adamant-tradebot

Install adamant-tradebot with Docker Compose

Docker, Docker Compose

git clone https://github.com/Adamant-im/adamant-tradebot cd adamant-tradebot ./mm init ./mm doctor ./mm on ./mm status

Runs mm-app and MongoDB (mongo:8). User data stored in ./docker/config, ./docker/trade-config, ./docker/logs.

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